Sentence examples for moving perspective from inspiring English sources

Eva Resnick-Day, the 26-year-old Greenpeace activist who elicited the "so sick" response from Clinton last week, has a very lucid and moving perspective on just how fateful this election is, how much hangs in the balance.

Trimming down a cool 500,000 frames to just 2,000 that made the final cut, Paré stitched together hundreds of images from 24 separate cameras to capture a 360° moving perspective of his subjects.

Rich in such moving perspectives, Old Filth is even richer in its tragicomic style.

But painting, for me, is more considered because it's such a long process and I'll often move perspectives".

Carolyn's quick inventory of her life gives an idea of how nimbly Guterson moves from perspective to perspective in "Our Lady of the Forest," never favoring anyone.

For now, on the web and mobile you'll be able to swipe around to view different angles, or your phone's gyroscope will pick up your swiveling motions and convert them into moving your perspective.

Alongside the playfulness of "Cocoa Butter Kisses," the woozy "Juice" and the impressionistic "Acid Rain," the suite-like "Pusha Man"/"Paranoia" was as incisive and moving a perspective on Chicago's poverty-stricken killing zone as any piece of art released that year.

But Sarewitz says the consortium faces resistance in moving these perspectives into open public debate.

I felt as if I were actually taking a stroll through the old front yard as I used the mouse to move my perspective 360 degrees around.

"I always used to tell people that when a game became uninteresting, because it was a blowout or something, that's when I would cut out more — show different camera shots, move the perspective around".

Furniture – real furniture which has been laser-scanned in 3D for the site – can be rotated and moved in perspective.